| EXPECTATIONS: It is expected that the students represent
themselves as young ladies and gentlemen. That they act with
maturity while at school and while on the trip. Failure to behave
appropriately may result in removal from the trip. It is at the
discretion of the tour moderator, Mr. Siefkes, to decide who
participates on the Washington D.C. trip. The trip is to be safe,
fun, and exciting for all students. The right to refuse a student
onto the trip is in the best interest of the tour. |
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SCHOOL: Students need to
understand that their behavior and conduct in school is monitored.
ISS, OSS, and detentions may forfeit their participation for
the D.C. Trip. It is important that students conduct themselves
in a positive and proper manner. Get to class on time, do your
school work, and respect other students, teachers and administrators. |
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WHILE ON THE TRIP: Students MUST understand the importance
of listening and following directions while on the trip. This
includes the airport, hotels, restaurants, tour bus, and any
memorial or site we visit! Error on the side of caution, make
decisions and act as if your parents were with you. Many of the
sites we see are under tight security and demand respect from
the visitor, (YOU). Students need to be aware of their surroundings
and most of all enjoy the trip.
STUDENTS WILL OBEY all guides at all times. No Exceptions!
Failure to do so would result in one or more of the following:
1. Parent phone call!
1. Become a personal "buddy" with a guide for the remainder of the
trip.
2. Restrict movement at the hotel.
4. Elimination from event participation.
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